Super Massive Batman Art Dump

What follows is–as the title indicates–a super massive Batman art dump. I haven’t been able to update my blog for so long that my output has piled up. This will be the first one in a series of posts that should get this blog up to date.

Let’s start right off the bat with my favorite from this bunch, Batman villain Karl Hellfern aka Dr. Death based on his latest appearance in the comics designed by Greg Capullo. I love this one because it conveyed the right style I had in mind, cartoony and strange but with some texture:

Jared Leto Joker from long before the film was released. I was drawing from a couple of reference photos:

I practiced inking using nibbed pens until my old Indian ink became unusable. This one’s a practice ink doodle of Joker:

Another inked Joker:

A better ink practice piece of Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin:

Somewhere along the way, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice happened and all I could think of was Batman V Superman:

After that, I stopped drawing for a while. When I returned, I began with some doodles to get myself back in the groove. Here are doodles of Penguin and Catwoman:

I tried to draw Penguin again and his thugs but I still had some dust from the break (I find that “artist dust” easily accumulates, honestly, in just a couple of weeks not drawing anything):

Here’s a better getting-back-in-shape Joker doodle:

Some villain head sketches:

Alfred head sketch:

Slowly returning to form with this Carrie Kelley Robin:

Poison Ivy pinup, still on the cartoony side:

Finally, after buying myself The Art of Brian Bolland, a book by my ultimate art idol, and reading a couple of pages, I got my shit together and decided I want to produce better artwork. Here’s my latest Catwoman:

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I'm an artist and a writer. By day I also work as a digital marketer specializing in social media and loyalty marketing. I love everything over-the-top cool that just punches you in the face because of sheer coolness and makes you want to create something out of nothing.